The East Walker seemed to get a little tough this weekend. The temps are holding where they were last week, and the fish still seem to be ok, just a little more selective about what they want to eat. Straight nymphing with very small nymphs and midges seemed to be the best bet, with most anglers only getting in to a few fish, if that. The flow is at 140 today. The Nevada side, both the Sceirine and Rosachi fished well. Typically the Nevada side gets much less pressure and a little more oxygen due to steeper flows and more agitation. Down there is was still dry/dropper rigs with stimulators or Madam X's and birds nests or aggravator princes.